t e-
TJl Tariff" prty in the ') : f ' M I r.
gmcnt n-l re''"''1':. '!'4'",ii''- tl.rlr , re
pents il Jihn't mn sl inpi'i ti ihr-m iio.
worthy mown In the oryitenmi't of their
n;i(ii m. I fair tlwurU t!i pit'ilifl f I'
fair an-l .honorable tl einl icors ut the
"fret raW prri It a ituV h mis'y to be
mivire l by the side he en.i-iuws In poltlicsl
cintrovtrsitsf lilt not nvueal Iran tht C-ii
itirirtn ofo.ir na'are al from lU bias of
elicit Ton t'it wt t'miil ill Tor in -opjalnti ?
We not the djiiU'irittioa of thisi JlTrlnf
will n Irn t'f rpctV.r,ijr an I lnfl'ioe
' oth America Pss P U not Iht charge if
(H li-iHriM of th A?r'cn Pre r
from c i' t " Sull tht erimtft of i few uni
prlw.intl c i lnoriof presse be charged to
tht wb-iM be lt It l icit c iu'M Ibf bftl
meant of clial'inif tlie trjil f ',11 is tht beat
meant of nuking citiu ' 'tn opinion, No.
Convince the JuJukiiI il vrdi j,'.
auade la act U tht lule if !! I:'. uni)
Mtil service' la"' cuii op rry. . i v
not be browbeaten h the frmailto of i',.
tpinlone. Denunciations of met U nut tlx ay
to Bike then) givt up to erroneous opinion
Vat (Hi tht contrary it will make thcta dint;
It mora pertinaciously. If, then, th Aoi-ri
can System" party really bt'irvt tht doctrines
f"fr trad tobt doatructlvt of privet
happUeat and net! .nal prosperity, and if they
art good eiiisene and wish to put a r.op to tht
further progrctt of such opinions, Ut them
leave off their denttnciationa of tb Antl Tariff"
pre!, and ffi irt to 0m wtapous of reason and
truth. W lup for lb crt-dit of the cnan
try,fof th retpeeability of tbo prci, the
reat lever of publlo opinion, tbt thii course
ill no lonfer be puttied. We are not intimid
a M . 4
tea Ktr ueierrtil irom tn etnretaioii oc oar
. cntimen( by apnrohrioui tpitbett bioj ap
plied to M and do Not therefore vih tht prac
lioe to bo diacontioued on that account but we
want ft atop pat to it for (he honor an J charac
ter of a profrtaion, which baa 19 larjo' a ihart
of reponiMity upon it and .which can only
diacbarifo dtita of that reaponttbility. with.
advaotaKt to the poblic by ticitirf in tht pen
alt a reapect fot thi ehirfder of etch and
erery of iu mtmbera. Thla respect can only
bt Ctcited by ft dignified forbearance from tht
practice to which v bae alluded.
t'-' . t;i ! ; (,M Ju ., '4y , vr',
On n-.ii,,. i, ,y ;iu Hr
errd ei;i. ,1,? nt, I i r I , f;--
a tiic r-nt li'ii :.
, Mlt IIH i. R. .v, i, t', I V l'rr
tmut U ttt Tii-x. rirai,),
clclcd miut;trs irtpU ir. of UtU.a.t Unjtn
Mid 34fTt'i- L lily.
U wat arrt 1 thai tho rrmi'uln i-ff.ceri
ctmiiiiue in offce f.r twtlvo tn )ntl.a.
, 1 ht He. Mr. Vim trate nJ mnU eoma re.
I l.r
tt It Wil tofim
rl fir t'itj !! nic
!'' n
i i in 't::.i.ifiit
I'l Jl If , Ifll.r
0('t'H't Hl ill! ...
There air , t
- I. f
i..!
ci, i, ,n i
i nut 1 1 f. I
t .1 y i
' nf a
V
-I
it
ii Irr
9 'i Ii i l,H . -rr, the Frrnr ! in,! Hamlin ;!.
ernme.tu, b.4( t y ,!, not c,nC U i i i.Tt. i.-itt!
t . ... '
HtflTL i I
tl Uj;i!)Ir;
(he Lf ! f tlikt ll.rv
... ' '
i r iii tin uri -t'K.f ( t
, Dti'l Uijtut I h n refuw.! In rnmn'lf will. Iha
mirk I, In aupiJ.it t nf th n.i.n ol lrmprriic. rtqutlitJin o( tl, IVendi ';hinrt, in. I tint pub
It It MrioUeil, lh thu nirfirr u( Ihi. I"ll-d in CIpUriMtiun cftha clrrmtiilinrrikl.
Suci. ty, (, t ippart, ,or tote fur any Caiidi. Iteniltijf Ii,
dt f a tk in our Sialt LcWta'ure, or fur' nini anVnclii rurlmiii It Ii. tint It
air olhe r fidlot in the State, wh.i will trf at (m m beneatii hi A nit (0 reply t the !emanil
v wiuMii, tita th4( inch df HumU could only
be luieiwd to from an Amiun.Jor. He hid,
hwer determined to , trf at immrdntely
withrrite through tht mrdiuii of hit Allu t.
nirat Allici artn idnuht the R'iliat), 4nd it
TACTICS of the TAMFFITES.
Whilo tho TaritTpartf art puttint; forth a'l
their eiertionato ajtinVttatt oor (overnroent at
much at potiiblo to that of England, knowing
that it ia estreAely unpopular with the inde
pendent freemen of thi country, tbey will not
avow that this ia there inter.iion, my further
toe better to conceal their intention, they
charge tho "free trade' party with aurh an at.
tempf ftift Iiift mlAlaiavelitn rtroke'jof
-policy, thf wery -clitnax: of. PP'PcL?n.f?
mtnt. Bat tne qtiic perwpuont oi me pco- f ( rTtfriOn tho 3d of
tlt will tee the want of eanuour and-trulh it 'June, the worlrnvn in m f the iron manu.
I. ia term,!) of nuko u-of tnlsnt ipirin, or
oait tnem (o u4 m iflectini; liia or fhtir
vem i i.. . i
f T'MiSv'l'd,1 tf.t tho H-icifty bavt qnar.
ter' n..!i'Ui.'il 'bat tbi n?xt nvetinjr d!
bt orrrr-.ri-T-4nv f O iMtruUti
f'- Ua' xUvi"Vrtx "t tbitmet
tint; 'hi! 'ndVi t t W . ! uh'a pIhCo. I
,-rt.e clrtt t.M.avj"irJ-A conclu-JilwUli
' i I'Tifl r n1 ue )r Jtv eoniiifi uT
HO I4KL HJtOIVN.P,fiVif.
rrttMtnli,
1 -v
' I'amr .
JoH V. i
Ales'. Lose,
' - DIED.
fn Montgomery County, on JSun J iv, tit- 1 i
ulU Mra. Elmbcth Parker, in ibe 7Ab vr i
her affe.
In Leiinfton on the 3d inet. nf Choir ra loW
turn, acd l9montha. Mirtha Octavia, lnfiit of
u. u Kounsiviiie, root .Master, at that pu e.
At hii retidenct in Mecklei.burr Co. on tha
3Qlh ultimo. Rev, Jj M H',Un, I). I). Pit
tor of Kicky Hirer and Philadelphia Churches,
int o mi year oi nit age.
! ,J
V
J. i I i ' ' J Mlttf
II' t I N. C. .
he i jy c- ,cuii . I t
at tl.e ( .it llou
ry (jfi FriJy, the ill
i I i 1 .
I Ml
C,i I i
i tie
i .i.iUt. .r
i
' . .i .. j
tenth cl
7i
1i
1 1
P
-sr it niScr next, at 10 o'tlotk
A. . I. with tide arm for 1iiH
tod alio, oo the next dy at
rt -t. i . . .
vuciock at tut anna puce
wiih tiuir compafiiet rfly '"r role.
; j .By order of n Colmiel
3'6J -n.CUAlOE,.
i..U Htii j-tjulu, trut he t . itf .
..y u.i Iha aLiviw I sj.itiinj., b;j tl.
m Lin'iclus ki ' mih ii, nu4l fifit
I J1 Lin iu i i'y in txtn ; it. Jf0
'' tculvcj I r,u liiiuoii aii
pi.u, . prinj; ii t uum.ei l1 ,
lilt coi ftjiui.0tin it, r
- mn llUCt) tt-
lr.tiU ty.icui ol I'otiir.'if-fo. Si3, whitb
tan bt bad fiuni Hit- .t.i.., . . . .
- , . v m fr''
I'iiiladcl-
-itiui irtjiu
ilduct.il. la m
ti.iHot.bf rtrf. Jrd Mner thecirrdmtineea of
tht cat, '.hat their" interference w.il be of any
vail. . ' ... - ,
i It Bi-ljfium no prbfrM hai been :madt to a
trfh-i n.r.t of the-gnteriimVot." The rTigHh m
n french Ambirrtdort had Jcft '.!, iu f?
InUlublu liirn that tna Contrra had rrf-id M
comply to the tern s which the ConfetM-ce
LomIoH bad . ilictiti J. 1 We believe notwith
standing that latricii'e and erplexcd as tbo
question of the Belgie politics now presents it.
eir, tt win tx ill be audited ,ithoat recur,
renooto hestilitles. - . '
Jn Enttrkl, Psrlisment bad net ftod afain
circled Mr. Manners Sutton. Speaker of the
H'Mist of Commons. No other proceeding of
-tanet hac been entered on, ' Judging
Ht aitencc of the paper on the subject of
ittimaneet In Wales, wt presume that
cation
I , 6. U..!rt frum , tJista'nca) . ii
rV . a. av II Ik l..,,....,! .,A. . I' m
.U ' k i piOUUCO 01 tV.J'V .fcrr) n ay I
J,,lhr luhnrnhcr oo Ueft s... ta,.fc 4. .j
M.nday tbo 6U, mat.; ,W 0. . u .li
negro mio nttird ). hh 0 lllen). ! ki cu,..-
- - - w
FO REIGN.
LJITR FROM EUROPE.
By tht arrival of the fMvsnps Jenkins. Cant.
Al'en, tht Editor t of tht Courier and Enquirer
...... . , ... . a . .
uactturcuireo xinaoacatFa to iie.oin,.jufiet
and IJverpool to thtSth inclusive. : ,' -
A general battle was fought between the
Ruruns ar.d Poles, nn the bsnka of tbr Nrw
on the 26th Mjv, ahich lasted until 10 o'clock
a' night. Tbe Kumiana were commanded by
Genl. Diebitc!i and tbe Poles by Uenl. Sshry.
necki.. 1 he PoUrt, by mere f wee of numbers
were compelled to quit the field. The Russians'
lyt lrt.000 men, while tho Polct only lost 4,000.
rh neitdsy Schryuccki ld hit troops to
Priga, where they can take tome repose after
their great labor. In their retreat tht Poltt
were nnmnlcsted, and the cannon and other
munition! were brought off in tbe beat order. ;
No pntnnert have been lost.
The rrsin pnrpoe of Schnnecki'a ajgresive
movement, which we mentioned in our last wis
to throw 12.000 men into Lithuania That bb.
ect being effx' td he thought it brat to retreat,
inowlKjr tbe ltwMM ) to natty tuperkir
to w own. " '
: . EXGL A Nf.
vet qadiusted without dimcultv
' '.VneraJ of Ireland bad 1n
'I by letter that no further
i taken in tht prosecu.
bimjand other. - Ttie
to jail fof the homecidet
lieen admitted to bail es-
" ; Mr. Blake. ' :
Ii...' A
f.inntJ Mr. '
proer edin;;i v
lion pending ,
Policeman en'
at Casttcpnlla! I
cept the chief C
Femah Cminarii.
rniiiL exerciaft or inn iiuiauii v-
jau mence on tne nrt uv oi u.u
f , S"id negro U . five ftt two
VjSa. lathe high i dark or hluk
rtrptjr.icn , fsnt. olr hit e,vc9.tmaller
than tne titherj fJef J l) itoui built j
naa
.5
aiteotion to tu-iirteii i'o n,Uu k cootlotj , '! A '
anro of rti; irf4n.' f j if ";-'-' i.rr jy',-Z'J
coat, - no othef. ClothiP rt fiilsrteil. ' IxvuutStt aUll3ttTa rT" ' ,
He hat tioce been ieo ner, M 'n't 'IHJli' ouUctsier lull t'ootiuue. i $ J ? f
Ferry,. Ar'mf ( J:;make ji...i,U,vc,fiJ-VhiBc fld'f. ' w' m
aid bor will bethanl'ful v.rereivr! kccDi aunnlv fr.n.f.,ll, v. 4 ' .
w r w r ' j w w uii- nini , i i-
or s handiome 'eornpeniation'tirni brj jhicb he tii icli low lot etisk or tn
uiaucioaaj person w uo win ptlivtr trruu io punctual dcalcri.ljf . like.
nun mc, vuonr.c riim to ny jiu icnu to step on hjiDcl a rood'
o that 1 can get him ajraio. - PohflOtlOJf. 49.Va9. and'hO
' ' V ' JAMES SIMM!, wiUi.liorrp.ir the tame laorder.
Indian Land, York District,! ' 72tf f . P. Ml'i rilEI V '
aJSJBJBBBj(
.9
ISlliSlilS ABJSM' Per. v;
rpilL eighth aunivenaryolihciti.w- i U n1' Tc, on, ,he 'Coak
A an Rihle-Ricii-tVr :v.n K.' k-ul 1 r 5 5"r rJ n'orib-wlit. :
Baliftbuty, on Tuesday, the Bth of fit p. ,w0' v- r i. j T " . -
t VI 8 J ?ff"ed im- ce?tiononr.yeilerModB0',,der... Tn,
tilthtl ume,onaccountoftheab?ccnce at.blr. ,re uoive, roomy aDd'dr.i
of tome of the Board oftnaojeerft. ersin and nrovender f th. k,.,. ri-.t
r. 'i:
eourKof inttruction will include SpeKing, Re. The buiinest before the aociety tviil be ful, and served by rood boitieri Thm
dingt Writing, Arithmetic, English Crai.nrr.l.r.:-. ' .U .:'. nwiinri, . im
Georf.nh.t.kih-UMr-Ku.K i., ,, " """"""K wurc i- ngc TT-l oq uc nat many romioriable rooms, aervea
myNa-ural Pbilosophy.Chemistry.Uirtory.Khf t-j t .vauallTtffJ-TitT brihrrrnlnlbr r?wl o4-f eftbmoltd tht
oricLrj'C and moral. rhiloaophy,,Neediework Lr 1 friends of the Society is therefore ProPritr and hit family will omit no-
. .5 !-'-
t
I
Drawing, Painting, and muiic. .The price of
tuition per aetuon (five months) will be 10
50 Drawing, and Painting glO, Mosie SO doll,
paid in advance. -
83tf BENJAMIN COTTRILU
? Principal
NOTICE.
rp HE Subscriber intending to rooe
cartnstly requested. LxctClscs to
c mmrncest 11 oMnck '. 4t8 J ' r '
ASI1C ( lNI Y N.C, ' '
THIS iot'i o i ls ajioaicd w'joui three
miles froi.i AUie Court llouet in
a pleasant neinoi nooa, wncrc ooarn can
thing in their poter to make It most
quiet and agreeable. , . ejtf
0. U. ROUNSAVIULE.
., "
tnch t eonrao and their great love for thoaetwo
virtuet will make them par but little attention
othe absurd aaaertiontof thet political min
arets. Restrictive law, we boldly make the
fC'orie tumetl out in a rintoumanntr, for ws.
get. The military was called out and several were
killed both among the insurgents and among the
military.
IRFLAND.
Th' ill-fa'ed country ia"tT)TTtboring undeT
the effect of a long continued misrule.
The Dublin Evening PoJ of ihe 3rd of June,
aya there are 15',000 pertuns atarving in the
awrtion, have done more to trduo the people
of Grat Drittain to their pretent degrsded
eond'rion, than all the Tyranny of their Kings
and Lords, and yet we are told that the enemiea CoUntv Mtv0. On the 11 and 3rd of June tl
of restrictive Ijtva, of the 'Americsn Syvtem" persona we're found guilty under the White
are trying to reduce the people of the United Bo Act. at Ljnierick, and sentenced to trans
' . ... . . i Donation ffr hie.
ffatettotheeatneoonaition. sacn imrjuencr A, Enni jn ,he County Clare, 1 4 persona
rould only be brought forth in topport ot men j jj t similar sentence pronounced on them,
. , .t. . .r m..mm ! .k.M.. ftflkn mm ll,lllM
mia. th svatem ana ine mean w i. imh. -
porting it are orf Waatfr the tyttem i ab
surd, to are the mean by which it l tapper,
ted Tho eyaem wat founded in corruption,
It is upported by corruption i The ayatem wat
f winded in error, it is tupported Wy error i
Thesytem wanted ea'r for its foundation,
rar.dor is wanting in the tuperatnicture
The Dublin Hi-rakl of May iOth, contains an
account of a coroners inquest held over the bo.
diet of 9 persona killed bv the Police af the fair
of Castlepollard on the Mrd Mv. Eight other
persons were teriouslv wounded. It appeared
on the inquest that tq'iarrel between some indi
viduals occurred at the fair and the military po
lice were hfought out to quell it. They fired on
Such the refusal of the crowd to disperse, and their
ff(t. Th iurv urr ut w..!
. 1. . .. :n , l. . ore nai a rnai eiirci. meiurywero to we
a iysremcanno.,-wC..-.j-.c... . . , fo .
' ' j
to IVi mington. ollcn nil scrv.ces be0bt,iDed for fronlOcts. o gl. 00 per )JJ ffe w footed lo, tht 0 ' .
to his friends and the public general- eek. To those who hate tiaitedthi. f- W building ofCof. ' t : ' .
ly, after the 20th oCAuguat, as Com- county, ft is needle to mention, that it u"L .Tr S T rDer,6f,K,nK " , ' 'AU
mlsion and Forwarding Agenti- II. HvUiu- ,.rc. in tne "u' ft ti. ' hT ,f,?,ft,,f lfr V . ' V" A
wilfhafehF-useor n Wge.sWharf Stste.duHng the. warm Wibs of the iuriwaTa ,r4' 1 ' -
UKlavAnenien. Warcb0U and year.'' Schdlara attending this school Prhalt n'nnrrlln tr '1 ? " -
hope, by a. net -attention to pleaae jail tteT n pJ ' ' tmt in po JfjuJ ffi V
Whtiabvof trtrwith'theirb4 'T iV? r ' t J I.VhTT
., , different tranche ofeducau n, t rimy t ?ZZin..9?nil solicln " . -....z I
neaa . i , . ... ,.. . - . - f A harft-oUhe-DatroojD-e.aaiih-.".ti-r - t !
Boarding
H r It. M.r-itt nnt. .
lVAfB 'erne
5
t Atnr rvt tt v'
UJV.' VEV-iL J J Crammer, Geography &c. &c. arc tiught
tut v. .on, i rr,,iritCTiint, in n), tcliool. l here sre no vacations j
July 26.
4t8r,
daring the warm months
-
TT71LL be sold at
m 1 m
YV i thereaidenceof
the late Frederick
Ford,dec'd. nine miles
north of Salisbury, on
the South Yadkin River, on Thursday
the tit day of September next, all ihe
pemhahle propetty of aaid dee'd. conUf
ing of ore, ffogt. Cattle, Sheeft, If ag
on ana ueart Household ana 'Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Utenaft, Carfieitter't
Tbolt, Wheat, Hue Oatt, Corn. Wc. Wc.
.Also, iVillbc rented for one two of
three years to suit those disposed to rent,
July 6th, 1831.
4 84 '
X-
patrooiiire- so lihrli tu-
."MllClir, ' - - i. . -
" Private fjmi!!iY An i
JuneM - . v ., - (
- aw . -
- -iW.
i r
Beef!
I1EUBiC1BER
fU ., "vuiu icapcviiui
Kllv inform tbe citizen
iof this town, that he
will have BEEF in
market, during" the
present season, every Monday, , Wed
nesday, and Friday mornings or at
any other time which would suit the
Beef!
rnttd. L i?rMJlXon l,'in nA Rf- the police, that they gave in a verdict whereby
t m . ' i m . 1 - f A'. .1 . .
IB Of ;ne poure, including Tneir-mici, -nave
been aent to prison to abide their trial.
publican ton-ed Enropean policy lor its admin
Utration ; O ir people are too plain and too hon
Mtto br (jverned by tuch double faeeJ politi.
rltPdThev want candor and troth to bethe
prime ingredient in evrry one of their servants,
and such ingredients ihey will have.
to)lll I -;
rTT Befieving as we do that the people tave
s 'ifrht to know the acts, otdheir axents, we
this day lav before our readers a part of the
. ml
correspondence between mews oernep, mair.
Jnhnon. Eaton and Ineharn, toUCinff 'he- cause
of the disoluion of the late cabinet. Could
we. consistency with our dutv fithfu! senti
nels upon the watchtower, have passed this over
... r a ft.
10 Silence, ,v HIOHIIl mv (irriirr.c.l kiwi
course, but we could nor do to because we hold
it the dut of every indpefdent and faithful
auhlic joufldi' ' "crifii? his private feelingt
to the interxyi and wiiY of the public. The
correspondence i worthy of an attentive peru
sal and we hope our readers' will give it one
We shall continue the publication of it until
finish the whcunarTesderxatrtBf-4r-their
own inferences.
FRANCE.
(Trom the Gasette de France of 5th June.)
According to the result of our inquiries with
respect to the electoral interests, along with
the law of monopoly of 200 franca a law which
excludes the people, a,id. gives a preponder
ance tn the middle clasiei make it evident
that the majority from the College- will be a
Casimir Perler. and not a Lafitt maiifhv. It is
not difficult to perceive' the difference between
S'ich a Chamber and tbe Consulate of M. La
for"- - ..v.- . - -
i r.iA.iuMr:
ICf We will hold ourae Ive under obliga.
tion to those of our friends who will be to obli
ging as to tend ui a list of the election returns,
in the adjoining Counf.iea.
Deatby IJg hiving. Mt. Thomas Marshall,
a young man about twenty two year of age
was killed bv lightning, in Montgomery county,
Prince fxopold haa been elected King -of
Belgium by a large vote, ut save the Herald
we are anured that he has made up his mind
to refuse the offer of the crown of Belgium, as
it was made a condition that he ahomd swear
to preserve to .Belgium the province of Lim.
' , M ft. ' L . L . ft
burg a pieaW. wnicn me nimsTers or ne
Great Powers signified to him it was impossible
be could make, as they had determined upon
confirming that province to Holland."
TEN DAYS LATER.
The oacVet--ship President, Capt. Champlin,
from London, arrived yesterday 1 she briog
London dates of IheJL&thjMid l.X?.uU?e
19th June.
General Diebitsch his gained no advantage
by the Battle of Ostrolenka. He seems not to
have dared to follow up the gallant Poles, who.
gathered round their capital presented as Im
posing a front, as previous to the late engage
ment : whilst the great object of all their Gen
eralissimo's operationa, the rising of the inhabi
tant of Russian Poland, has been fully obtained.
If our hopes do not deceive us, important in
deed must Se the consequence of this move-
on Wednesday the 13lh ult. hile walking over j trent in the Rusto-rollsn provinces. I heir
his plantation, populat'top, added to thai of the kiugdoat of Po-
at the time lime and nlaca the fcrtil- convenience of his friends and custom
and valuable plantation of the dee'd. y.crs. Persons having BEEVES Jot
ing on both sides of the South Yadkin i Ie would da well to apply to the sub-
liiver. 1 he , plantation contains much senber, as he will pav the most liberal
good fresh-aouoin land on which, i wthre pricei fot tbeni, in Cash, at all times.
or lounecn nanus ruigti; oe woraeo witnj . JUIiN 1. SIIAYEIC ,
advantage. On the premises is a eooril rU. Von to,f
waimui, wutiuu urn aim a nrcsoin
Machine both new. In the river there
is a good fih trap out of which a suffic
iency of fish for a common family can be
obtained The terms of the sale will be
rnace known on the day of sale.-- - -. -
. , ; JOHN FORD, vJ,nV.
Aitgut' 6th. 1831. 3 85
LIST OK IjKTTEUS.
REMAINING in the Pot Office al Lexing.
itv ton N. C. July lit, .1811, which if not ta.
ken out before the 1st day of October next, will
be sentlo tne 'Gent rP,Ora dead letters. -
mm
Menu Allen
W. G. Beard
Casper Brinkle
Thomas Cheshue
John Craven"
Nicholai Covet
Cttharin- Day
riArvi;x up ana committed t j tne j
A j il of Rowan County, N. C. on
the 4th inst. a negro, boy who says his I William Davis
name is Uick and belongs to Dr. Tho- ' Jlh" f!,
mas of Milton, N. C. and was sold to Benjamin Ferabeo
said Thomas by Joseph King and Da- George F 'emr
vid Jones and, was. sent to the Gold wi""'" Frmnk
mines ir. Burke County, which he jbpeesor
left about the". 30th July 1-ist. Said William Ferabee
boy is about 17 years old, on upper Miry Hyatt
tootn rotten out in front, quick spe- JjJ'jJ jjj'
xerr, yetiow complexion,- com
size, ine owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take
him away. 'r
F. SLATER, Shf
BZtf SthAuplSt, 1831
David Hederick
nan
Z-htihm-Hunt-
Samuel Ilarrel
Jonathan Haynet
J. M. Inge
Thomas vet
William Jarret
Henry Ledford
lohn Lookebill
CAMP lYIETINO Charles Under
cimn meet iii 7 wilt he hL! t Srit-vilU I Ilntw I DnI.i
," r o - - .--- 1 "
ZU.in the Iredell circuit, on the 19th August Jacob Loman.
and one at Fulton, on the 28th August, in the I William Led fot d
siishHry oiroait.
81
NathaiiieJLanin
Elixabeth Laner
Janu McDorman
Boyd McCrary J
""RachenTFera
George Myers '
Samuel Mitchell
Thomaa Noah .'
Martin Owert ' ;"
Charjes Kiggins
Adam Rider , '
Caleb Smoot
George f!echritt
John Scott '
John Spencer
William Silliven
William Scott
Martha Smith
Thomaa Stuart
Michael 5ummey
Jesse Seawell
Stephen, Teny
Oldham Tottee
William homat
Tinson W00)i
8amuel VVtrford
William Woosley
Emily Whitakcr
'Wiery Waggoner ,
Thomas Workman,
Henry Workman
f
B. D. ROUNSAVILLE, P. M. 3t84
RESrrrFULLY inform,
ihe, ciiitcns of W'ilksboro.
ut ih? wdjacfnt, cdyniryi thai
he has located "bimself la "
V.ijvjoro, ftr the purpose of nracilsina
th'e various hranchei of his profeisioe,
vis t Pactire of
Medicine, Surgery, and Obstetric!.
lie t., be found at hi residioce at a.
limes, escept. when on profession. I bnst-Ji
ness j and he hopes by assiduous aiten-
tion lo hi profession to merit a share f
Iho puLite rjdironaj-r. f6tf
State o XortU Carolina. -
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... " . MoisTtaaisv eoerTt.......i
In the Court of Equity Spring - '
Temmu 4 ' .
T A 5nS HOSSrJofin Mbii for biia i"
J self and as guardian of Archibald
Moss an infcut under the age of
tWentyone years, Elizabeth Mss wid
ow of Robert MossrUec. forlhersel
and as guardian of Franklin Mosi. Sa
rah Anne Moss, Robert Moss. Whit
ftotvJIossf Eliza Moss" and 7icMoi
infants undehe:iie3'C't on
years, Hnshrod Lilly and hii wife Han
pakiinVillis Williams and hisr wifa
.i
I
'
. . i
i ?
Mary, Teti tion for the Sale of lands.
It .appearing to the satisfaction of
the cpurtfuhar Willis Williams aodhia
wife Mary Williams' tenants in1 com- -
moo in right of the laid Mary Wil
liams of one share of the land prayed r
to be sold in the ptiitio. and mention
ed as defendants in the petition are
na- inhaUitants of this State, ' It ia
therefore ordered th.f publication be.
made in the Western Carolintao prtn-
ted atiidisbury jIqjuuj
ring v'said Willis, ; Williams, and hiaT
wife" Mary to appear at tbe courthouse f-
in Lawrenceville on the next Term of :
our court, on the first MondaV in Beo-
trmber next and answer or plead to
xaid petition otherwise the same will
be taken pro confesso as to them abdr ;
decree entered accoidioly, i&8SjlIr
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